If you live in Robroyston, Barmulloch, Balornock East, Provanmill, Blackhill, Hogganfield, Ruchazie or Millerston, your local Labour councillors in the new North
East ward are Gilbert Davidson (above left), Catherine McMaster (above centre), and Gerald Leonard (above
right), who can be contacted through northeastlabour@yahoo.co.uk
Gilbert Davidson is dealing with casework from Balornock East, most of Barmulloch (with the exception of those streets around St Catherine's Primary School), and Blackhill. He
also represents constituents in Garthamlock, which is within the Glasgow East Westminster Parliamentary and the Glasgow Baillieston Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies. His phone number at the
City Chambers is 0141-287-4875, you can write to him at the City Chambers, George Square, Glasgow, G2 1DU. His council e-mail address is gilbert.davidson@councillors.glasgow.gov.uk
Gilbert lives in Springburn with his wife and family, and was secretary of his local community council, campaigning for better social and recreational facilities. He volunteers with local youth
groups, and since May 2007 has been a hard-working and accountable councillor for the North East Ward. He is currently vice-convener of the East End Area Committee.
He holds surgeries at the following venues and times -
1st Thursday of each month - St Martha's Primary School, 85 Menzies Rd, Balornock at 5.30pm
3rd Thursday of each month - Molendinar Community Centre, 1210 Royston Rd, Provanmill, at 7pm
4th Thursday of each month - Barmulloch Community Centre, Wallacewell Quadrant at 7pm
He also holds surgeries for those constituents in Garthamlock, which is within the Glasgow East Westminster Parliamentary and the Glasgow Baillieston Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies.
Elderly or Disabled constituents or those unable to attend surgeries can be visited at home.
There are no surgeries held during school or public holidays.
Gerald Leonard is dealing with casework from part of Barmulloch (those streets around St Catherine's Primary School, and the area nearest Provanmill),
Provanmill, Robroyston, and Millerston. His phone number at the City Chambers is 0141-287-5629, you can write to him at the City Chambers, George Square, Glasgow, G2
1DU. His council e-mail address is gerald.leonard@councillors.glasgow.gov.uk
Gerald has lived in Robroyston for a decade with his wife and daughter. He has been a hard-working and effective councillor in the North East of Glasgow for eight years, respresenting the Gartcraig
ward from 1999-2007, and the North East ward from May 2007, working for investment in local schools and better housing. He is convener of the council's North Area Committee, is chair of the City
Building company with responsibility for Glasgow construction, and has served the city as a Bailie since May 2003.
He holds surgeries at the following venues and times -
1st Tuesday of each month - Ruchazie Community Centre, 441 Gartloch Rd, Ruchazie between 5.30 and 6.30pm
2nd Tuesday of each month - Wallacewell Primary School, 305 Standburn Rd, Robroyston between 6.30 and 7.30pm
3rd Tuesday of each month - Barmulloch Primary School, 60 Berryburn Rd, Barmulloch between 6.30 and 7.30pm
4th Tuesday of each month - St Philomena's Primary School, 21 Robroyston Rd, Provanmill between 6.30 and 7.30pm
Elderly or Disabled constituents or those unable to attend surgeries can be visited at home.
There are no surgeries held during school or public holidays.
Catherine McMaster is dealing with casework from Craigend and Greater Easterhouse, all of which are in the Glasgow East Westminster Parliamentary and the Glasgow Baillieston
Scottish Parliamentary Constituencies, and holds surgeries within these communities. Her phone number at the City Chambers is 0141-287-7046, you can write to her at the
City Chambers, George Square, Glasgow, G2 1DU. Her council e-mail address is catherine.mcmcaster@councillors.glasgow.gov.uk
Catherine lives in Mount Vernon, and has served as a councillor in Greater Easterhouse for 12 years. She chairs the Community Planning Committee for Baillieston, Shettleston and Greater
Easterhouse, fighting for integrated development, better housing and a cleaner local environment.
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